Where do you park/store your tractor?

[FullMetalBucket]

My property up north has an old shack that was built in the 40s. It’s it rough shape but keeps it out of the elements. Unfortunately there some critters in there so I will throw moth balls around it over the winter. I have plans to get a poured pad and put a metal garage/workshop up. Hopefully next year. Then I’ll probably level this one. Hate to do it but it will cost more to repair it than it’s worth.

 

[ning]

I figure it's the salt air.

 

[garry1p]

This was a canvas covered shed, I decided to replace with metal when the canvas went bad.

 

[bmaverick]

I'm aiming for a 8x20 shipping container when the prices come back to being normalized again.

Several members here have them. I saved a few pics over the years.

Way to the south of me, for just under $2K delivered. I want the shorty one as no shed permit is required.

 

[Runner]

Mine lives here:

 

[Crank Shaft]

Kubota outside. Ten years old. Paint faded some. No rust.
Ford outside since 1959. Paint looks tired but so do I. No significant rust all things considered.
No that is not my wife. A maniquin I use as a scarecrow.

Hello from one NB'er to another and thanks to all who have replied and shared their info. In summary it looks like my rust issues are likely as a result of living so close to the salt water of the Bay of Fundy. But other contributing factors I believe are paint that was not well bonded combined with humidity from the ground. Most of the rust is underneath the tractor, although it was also found on the ROPS and fenders. When paint comes off in big flakes I suspect poor bond.

 

[Whittsend]

Car port on the side of my garage. Planning on adding more roof panels down the side when I get a chance. But there are tall pines just outside the picture that do a good job of protecting the open (west) side of the shelter.

 

[jwmorris]

In sheds and barns on sand and oil.

 

[Crank Shaft]

In sheds and barns on sand and oil.

Sand and oil??

 

[Shawn T. W.]

Both of mine get parked in my metal barn, gravel "floor" and plenty of "ventilation"!